OMG!!! This cars are simply awesome. We are looking forward to enjoying them. It's been a long time since you've been in the SD chat and there's a lot of new stuff!

I didn’t get the ending. 😮

Well I wouldn't call it exciting. Did you do it? No she did. O.k.

Ironic. Stan Netflix etc. and there's still nothing of quality to watch so I turn thankfully to Old Radio Plays. They're so much better. Check out Johnny Dollar, Philip Marlowe, and plenty more. Brilliant

The actor playing King Leopardi sounded like Gerald Mohr who would take over the role of Philip Marlow from Van Heflin on this series the following year of 1948.

She is fascinating. Google hrr

When this you see, think of me!

I believe the title of this episode is "Beautiful Silence," not "Beautiful Science."

The understudy, Betty, seems to be trying to imitate Katharine Hepburn.

Hal Burdick later appeared in a syndicated TV version in the 1952-'53 season (later seen on DuMont in 1954).

As heard on Sundays at 4pm(et).

Great show, lots of fun

Loved it!

Love this weird little show

Thank you, The Saint is one of my favorites!

Mr.Chameleon often fixed people with his reptilian stair. The reptilian stair ran up the outside of Central Police Headquarters, was surfaced with sure-slip gekko scales. Mr.C, whose office was on the 34th floor, had paid Mike Clancy (Mr.Keen's unctious (p)syc(h)ophant), in exchange for Mr.C "forgetting" about Mike's OnlyFans, to stand watch outside CPHQ and, seeing suspects, low-lifes, competing detectives or creditors, to direct them to the reptilian stairs. As these were waxed every hemidemisemifortnight, Mr.C's stresses were massively relieved. Mr.Keen was called to look at several of the staircase "accidents", and each time was thrown off the scent with red herrings and blue herons tossed by poker-face Clancy.

Good one, ty

As heard on Sunday afternoons at 4:30pm(et).

Vincent and the Saint a joy forever

This cuts off before ending 😢

This show must have been the first cousin of "Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons"

As heard on Wednesdays at 8pm(et).

As heard on Wednesdays at 8pm(et).

As heard on Wednesdays at 8pm(et).

As heard on Wednesdays at 8pm(et). From the same people behind "MR. KEEN, TRACER OF LOST PERSONS".

As heard on Saturdays at 9:30pm(et). General Mills, on behalf of Wheaties, sponsored the series for eight weeks during the summer of 1950, with four other NBC programs {"NIGHTBEAT", "THE PENNY SINGLETON SHOW", "DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT", "DIMSENSION X"} during the week.

As heard on Sundays at 9:30pm(et).

29:10- "Tonight, hear 'BARRIE CRAIG, CONFIDENTIAL INVESSTIGATOR' on the NBC RADIO NETWORK." **chimes**

As heard on Sundays at 4pm(et).

The audio is very muffled

It’s like time travel ❤

Listening 19/05/24 UK. Thank you.💃

What an amazing cast! Was that Parley Baer as the bar owner? Was Rose and her young ‘friend’ played by the same actress? The actress playing Rose was superb!

Terrible audio. Sorry, gave up.

❤️

I’ve never heard of this program but the writing was good.

Why do I like this show?

Mr.Chameleon is the Weird Al Yankovic of modern crime. Geez, stuff just falls out of the sky and the cupboards when he's on the case!

At one time Hofstra University sports teams were nicknamed the Flying Dutchmen. I thought it a wonderful name. Then they changed the name to The Pride., a somewhat less than wonderful moniker.

Thanks. Music was a little dramatic at times but the story moved along.

Sweet delicious irony to hear the announcer: "J.Edgar Hoover was impersonated" for the broadcast.😆😆😆

Timely!

Thanks for sharing this with us all to enjoy and Happy 🐣 to u and yours

thank you. before my time, but i think it was more peaceful than our current entertainment.

Evidently it’s true🤔

Such a great writer!

Wow! 😅

Intruiging

Just what i need!

Realy enjoyable! If only for the Hammond organ......